It is sad that, for very different reasons, we have two main political parties that have been in difficulty for some time. Starting with the Labour Party (PL), which registered two resounding...

An article on Malta Today penned by President Emeritus Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, who before reaching the top institutional post in the country had served the Labour Party for decades, ruffled some...

The government has decided to accept the Ornis Committee’s recommendation to open the spring hunting season for quail. Despite all the problems the country is currently facing, despite the...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna was an angry man last Thursday. While celebrating Maundy Thursday, the day when Jesus Christ established the institution of the Eucharist, he expressed his...

While stressing Malta’s obligation to provide people rescued at sea who are disembarked in the country with access to the asylum procedure (for those seeking asylum) and accommodation in...

This country has reached the stage where we have daily revelations of more and more mafia-style practices right at the heart of Government.  Never in our less-than-pure history have we plumbed...

On the 13th March, we clamoured editorially for a circuit-breaker lockdown of three to five weeks – and the government duly obliged. Ever since, the results have been there for all to see. In...

Transport and Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg last week unveiled visuals for what he described as a “national park” in Ta’ Qali.  The problem is that the plans, which have...

An alley in the heart of Dingli was the latest battleground for NGO Graffitti, which has been at the forefront of all major confrontations in favour of the environment and against...

A new amendment to the Animal Welfare Act will make it so that pet-owners who have abused their pets will not be able own animals or live with animals. This announcement was made last Friday, by...